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Short documentary style movie featuring Martin Hayes and Dennis Cahill. They performed with muscians from the India folk tradition and discuss the things that brought the trip about.
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@ABitRusty -
GREAT VIDEO - thanx for sharing this!
...follows what we started talking about here: Indian Music Structure Thread
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i agree! i think they did some great videography documenting the trip.
it also follows topics in this thread Irish Scottish Cape Breton
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@elcbk i added video to post 31 in indian music structure topic.
somewhere around 31:00 in the documentary this tune is sung in indian music style. i know we had some critter threads but cant find the squirrel ones.. this is the tune he is singing.
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@ABitRusty -
Thanks for pointing out Hunting the Squirrel.
The tune sounded familiar, but I was totally consumed by the singing.
Most music of India is composed to be sung, so makes sense.
...the story of Myles, the film maker, was eye opening - thought everyone knew that was a potential problem with antibiotics.
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This is a neat tune--I just printed it off the session so I can learn it. 
Haven't had a chance to watch the video above yet, but I will--looks interesting--
Characterize people by their actions and you will never be fooled by their words.
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@SharonC its pretty simple and moves keys easy. just a great tune the way he plays it... and in general
the easiest and mesmorizing way to do it is to just put that track on repeat and play along with it. Youll find the notes quick..but I think he has stepped down to Bb. Love it.
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Just watched the documentary--great video! It's refreshing to see people sharing music & with people listening with their families.
Characterize people by their actions and you will never be fooled by their words.
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